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Hey guys,

I'm trying to find info on the rb20 resistor pack.

I just picked one up.

I know the rb26's have a resistor pack for the low impedance injectors.

As far as I'm aware the rb20's run high impedance.

So why would they need a resistor pack? And also the 26 one has one power in and 6 out. Where as this one is only a two wire plug.

Basically my plan was to wire it in to my ute, 4cyl turbo, running low impedance injectors atm with out resistors. It works no worries, but i know I should have resistors in there.

So any info would be much appreciated thanks

The resistor pack is so that you can run the GTR injectors with your rb20, in saying that you would still require a tune anyway.

Theres a DIY thread somewhere showing you how to wire the resistors in sepereatly I think instead of the resistor pack? (not 100% sure)

Oh heres the diy for the pack into an rb20 anyway if u wanna look? http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/topic/62674-gtr-injectors-into-rb20det/

Edited by 4DR_32

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